Quarterly Dinner Meeting: “The Fine Art of People Power” by Jonathan Michael Bowman, J.D.
“The Fine Art of People Power” by Jonathan Michael Bowman, J.D.
Come join us for our first dinner meeting of 2022!
Would you like to inspire your group? Would you like to show your group how they can lead each other to success? Would you like the members of your group to have a better appreciation for each other? If so, then you have to experience Jonathan’s presentation titled, “The Fine Art of People Power.” People Power refers to the power that everyone has to influence others positively.
Learning Objectives:
- How to overcome adversity to rise above difficult circumstances and succeed in any endeavor.
- How to lead without authority across myriad different socio-economic, cultural, and demographic groups.
- How to find resilience and self empowerment and enable the same in others as a servant-leader.
Time/Date: 6:00pm – 9:00pm (Thursday, March 17th, 2022)
Agenda:
6:00-6:45pm Registration & Networking
Cash Bar (Beer & Wine only)
6:45-7:15pm Dinner and Chapter Business
7:15-8:45pm Keynote Speaker (1.5 PDUs, Leadership)
“The Fine Art of People Power” by Jonathan Michael Bowman, J.D.
8:45-9:00pm Closing and Thank You
Service: Your choice of dinner entrée:
- Southwest Chicken Breast, Grilled & Topped with Pineapple Salsa – or –
- Vegetable Lasagna with Tomato-Basil Sauce
And Includes:
- Assorted Fresh Rolls & Butter
- House Salad
- Rice Pilaf
- Stir-fry Mixed Vegetables
- Key Lime Pie
- Iced Tea and Coffee
Event Properties
| Event Date | 03-17-2022 6:00 pm |
| Event End Date | 03-17-2022 9:00 pm |
| Cut off date | 03-10-2022 6:00 pm |
| Individual Price | $35 for members / $50 for non-members |
| No. of Power Skills PDUs | 1.5 |
| Location | Tradewinds Restaurant at Duran Golf Club |
Speakers
Jonathan Michael Bowman, J.D.
CEO, Clear Picture Leadership
Jonathan serves as CEO of Clear Picture Leadership®. He uses lessons learned from his childhood, leadership skills honed throughout his career and the inspiration embodied in his artwork to encourage leaders to achieve a “clear picture” vision. As Jonathan says, “Picturing your destination is the first step to achieving something great.” Sometimes leaders are tempted to cast aside an imaginative vision because it is deemed “unrealistic.” Yet – as his tagline says – Jonathan challenges leaders with “a different perspective: Where imagination and reality meet”.